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- 1Singer hopes ticket sales will take off for 'Fedizauber' show●Fedizauber funkelt! Ich bin begeistert! Wenn jetzt 0,1 % ein Ticket kaufen, schaffen wir's. Einer hat das bislang getan
German singer Martina Brandl is promoting an upcoming event called 'Fedizauber', saying she is thrilled about it and that if just 0.1 percent of her followers buy a ticket, the show will succeed. She jokes that only one person has bought a ticket so far and she does not want to disappoint Sascha, mixing self-deprecating humour about her fame with an appeal for people to attend.
- 2Fitness influencers fear brands are cutting sponsorships●Fitness Influencers in PANIC? Brands are turning off the money tap! | DOC Talk #84
Fitness influencers are said to be in panic mode as brands reportedly scale back sponsorship spending, cutting off a key revenue stream for creators in the fitness space. The topic is being discussed in a talk format by Dr. Sascha Gail and Maik Bunzel, who examine whether the influencer marketing boom in fitness is cooling and what it means for creators who rely on brand deals for their income.
- 3German startup roundup covers PadelCity, limehome and Contentful●»#StartupTicker - +++ PadelCity +++ SportsTech +++ limehome +++ Contentful +++ Sascha Konietzke +++ b2venture +++« https
German startup news outlet Deutsche Startups has published its regular StartupTicker roundup, collecting the day's funding and business updates. The latest edition touches on padel sports operator PadelCity, SportsTech, accommodation startup limehome, content platform Contentful, investor Sascha Konietzke and venture firm b2venture. The digest format bundles several company and investor items into one quick briefing for readers tracking the German and European startup scene.
- 4German talk show draws praise for Jewish editor's appearance●ausnahmsweise empfehle ich die gestrige Lanz/ZDF Sendung, v.a. wegen des jüdischen ZEITmagazin Chefredakteurs aus Berlin
Markus Lanz's ZDF talk show is being recommended on German social media, unusually, for its lineup including Sascha Chaimowicz, the Jewish editor-in-chief of ZEITmagazin from Berlin-Kreuzberg, and Green party leader Felix Banaszak. Commenters found the discussion instructive, while criticising the CDU guest's performance as unconvincing on the issues debated.
- 5Digital sovereignty debated at IONOS Summit●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@pallenberg/11 7383010664212060 Digitale Unabhängigkeit kommt halt nicht per Update. Was mi
Sascha Pallenberg and Patrick Schaudel discussed digital sovereignty at the IONOS Summit, arguing that digital independence does not arrive automatically through software updates. Commenters welcomed that the conversation stayed practical, focusing on what is already achievable today in European digital infrastructure rather than abstract sovereignty rhetoric.